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28 Up (1984)

Just two years away from turning 30, participants in Michael Apted's documentary series are facing serious questions of identity and purpose, wondering whether they've found their place in the world.

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Matthew D 14 Dec 2007

I'm in love with all of these people now.

J K 08 Jul 2007

Gradually making my way through these documentaries but if you're watching them close together instead of 7 years apart, the amount of repeated material is it a bit much.

Heather P 17 Jun 2008

This is a brilliant series. I'm looking forward to the next three installments!

Jack S 30 Nov 2008

Apted mixes it up a bit with a more straightforward format: We visit with one "child" at a time rather than constantly cutting back and forth. Good 'ol East-End Tony has mapped out his life almost as well as the upper-class kids did: predicted he'd be a jockey, and become a cab driver if that didn't work out. His family life seems to have really mellowed him. The black guy now has five (!) kids but is working the same freezer-room job as 7 years prior. Our young missionary-wanna-be still seems like a great guy, now as an East-End teacher. The other teacher is our likable Liverpool lad, though he comes across as cynical. The most annoying of the upper-class kids refused to be interviewed (thank goodness), but so did the most interesting one, who was by then a BBC documentarian. The one who did submit to an interview seems like an OK guy. Overall, the paths seems similar to what was forecast in 21 Up, which is bad news for the Liverpool guy's old buddy: He's now wandering aimlessly in Scotland.

Alan V 05 Jan 2013

It's at this point in the series that the truly epic scope of what's being undertaken really becomes clear. Incredible the twists and turns these lives take, often without regard to class or upbringing.